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Melbourne’s quest to win their first minor premiership since 1964 was achieved with a remarkable 48-point turn-around against Geelong on Saturday night, with

Max Gawn's kick after the siren has helped Melbourne come from the clouds to register a thrilling four-point win over Geelong and claim their first AFL/VFL minor premiership in 57 years. The Demons trailed by 44 points during the third quarter but kicked …

Geelong expect to play their first match of the AFL finals series in Adelaide next week, even if they finish on top of the ladder. The Cats are due to host current leaders Melbourne at GMHBA Stadium on Saturday night,

The minor premiership is on the line tonight, with Melbourne aiming at its first in 57 years and Geelong seeking its second in three seasons. The Cats (16-5, 128.6%) would be forced into a second consecutive qualifying final in Adelaide if they lose tonight,

THE rebel VFLW Grand Final could be set down for Toyota AFL Grand Final weekend after high-level talks between the AFL, Collingwood and Geelong on Thursday. The league and the two clubs are desperate to play the game to reward the players for an outstanding season in the most trying …

THE rebel VFLW Grand Final could be set down for AFL Grand Final weekend after high-level talks between the AFL, Collingwood and Geelong on Thursday. The league and the two clubs are desperate to play the game to reward the players for an outstanding season in the most trying of …

Geelong coach Chris Scott noted the Cats had been without Patrick Dangerfield or Jeremy Cameron that day and had improved significantly since. "It doesn't matter who you have – you've got to play extremely well to at least break even with those guys (Melbourne's midfield),

GEELONG and Melbourne have each made three changes for Saturday night's top-of-the-table clash at GMHBA Stadium, which could decide the minor premiership. The Cats have managed veteran midfielder Shaun Higgins and dropped ruck/forward Esava Ratugolea and …

AFL flag contenders Melbourne and Geelong have both named strong sides for the GMHBA Stadium clash that will decide this year's minor premiership.

Jack Viney and Tom McDonald are all back for the Demons as they chase a first minor premiership since 1964 with a near full-strength side to take on the Cats at GMHBA Stadium on Saturday night. Geelong have brought back Gary Rohan,